July 30, 2025

Does urban living contribute to better nutrition? An ecological study on urban–rural disparities in Indonesia

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Urban children have lower odds of undernutrition but higher risk of overweight compared to rural children.
National data shows urban areas have better access to dietary diversity and maternal care services.
Sub-provincial analysis highlights significant disparities in child nutrition between different urban and rural districts.
Kota Magelang displays favorable outcomes, indicating proximity to health services may influence nutrition positively.

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Ecological analysis reveals urban areas have lower undernutrition rates in children, suggesting disparities in nutrition and maternal care exist between urban and rural sectors.

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Iqhrammullah et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/689a0945e6551bb0af8cef4d https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-7177814/v1

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Ecological analysis reveals urban areas have lower undernutrition rates in children, suggesting disparities in nutrition and maternal care exist between urban and rural sectors.

Does urban living contribute to better nutrition? An ecological study on urban–rural disparities in Indonesia

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Does urban living contribute to better nutrition? An ecological study on urban–rural disparities in Indonesia

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